Obituaries for Homer Knight and Carrie Ganoe
Homer Eward Knight age 51 of Lexington North Carolina died yesterday at Lexington Memorial Hospital born June 25 1920 in Charles Town West Virginia son of Lena Knight and the late Harry Knight he married Joyce Duram in 1966 a Dixie Steelware Co. employee and World War II veteran survived by his mother widow three children Thomas John Robyn Knight and brothers and sisters all of Berryville and elsewhere a funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Jones Mortuary Greenville South Carolina burial in Greenville Carrie Mildred Ganoe 72 of Romney West Virginia died Monday in Hampshire Memorial born January 28 1900 Romney daughter of John and Rebecca Starnes member of Fairview United Methodist Church survived by husband Bud Ganoe three daughters Thelma Davis Gladys Eaton and Ruby Ganoe six grandchildren funeral held today at 1 p m Shaffer Funeral Home Romney burial Ebenezer Cemetery Romney
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Homer Eward Knight
Lexington
N.C
Lexington Memorial Hospital
Mr. Exnight
Charles Town
W. Va
Lena A Knight
Harry C. Knight
Joyce Duram
Mer
Knight
Dixie Steelware Co
North Carolina
Aormer
Thomas L. Knight
John C. Knight
Robyn R. Knight
Berryville
Parry C. Knight
South Dakota
Alton Knight
Hagerstown
Eva Harris
Edna Katey
New Jersey
Anna Mi Ae Palmer
Richmond
Ruby Winningham
Baltimore
Carrie Mildred Ganoe
Romney
Hampshire Memorial Hospital
Ganoe
John
Rebecca Carden Starnes
Fairview United Methodist Church
Bud Ganoe
Thelma Davis
Springfield
Gladys Eaton
Wardensville
Ruby Ganoe
Obituaries Notice for Loy and McDonald Rites in Winchester Area
George W Loy 59 of 521 N Cameron St died yesterday at work from an apparent heart attack. He was born May 14 1913 in Romney WV and served in World War II. He worked as a St Louis Police Department officer and later at Feen Vir Packing Co in Winchester. Survived by brothers Archie and James and sister Gerace Hines with several nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday 2 pm Combs Funeral Home Romney Rev Charles Morris. Burial Ebenezer Friends may call after 7 pm tonight with viewing 2 4 and 7 9 pm tomorrow. Huber Plum McDonald 62 Rt 3 Front Royal died Wednesday born Warren County March 21 1910 son of James S and Bell McDonald. Wife Grace predeceased him. Survived by two step daughters Evvalina Huff and Velma Furr, five brothers Samuel William James Marvin Clifton and one sister Lucy McDonald Ruth Mitchell. Funeral tomorrow 4 pm Turner Funeral Home Front Royal Rev Irving Johnson. Pallbearers listed. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Viewing 7 to 8 pm tonight.
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George Washington Loy
N. Cameron St
Mr. Loy
Romney
W.va
David J
Margaret A. Loy
St. Louis, Mo
Feen Vir Packing Co
Winchester
Huber Plum McDonald
Rt. 3
Front Royal
Mr. McDonald
Warren County
James S
Bell McDonald
Grace Beil McDonald
Evvalina S. Huff
Velma Furr
Samuel H. McDonald
Wiliam H. McDonald
Delaplane
James W. McDonald
Clarksville
Marvin McDonald
Howellsville
Clifton J. McDonald
Centerville
Lucy McDonald
Ruth Mitchell
Buckton
Turner Funeral Home
Irving Johnson
Lou Rosenberry
Pete Carroll
Stanley Strother
Doug Catlett
Dr Harry Crim longtime Strasburg minister dies at 77
Dr Harry Marshall Crim 77 retired Presbyterian minister and teacher of 506 Bellview Ave Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital He served Strasburg Presbyterian Church from 1929 to 1969 and taught in Strasburg Handley High School He was active in Rotary Shenandoah Valley Masonry Boy Scouts and Knights of Pythias His funeral was set for Sunday at First Presbyterian Winchester with burial in Riverview Strasburg.
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Harry Marshall Crim
Bellview Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Crim
Grimes
Frederick County
George Louis
Mary Frances McDonald Crim
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Strasburg
Handley High School
Winchester Presbytery
Winchester
Strasburg Rotary Club
Rotary International
Sparmont Lodge 98
Af&am
Shenrapawa
Boy Scouts of American
Boy Scout
Strasburg Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Conservatory
Dayton
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Worrell Funeral for Mrs. Ethel Branch Worrell
Mrs. Ethel Branch Worrell of Wakefield died Monday. Funeral service conducted Tuesday in Wakefield. She was mother of Frank L. Worrell of Boyce. Survived by husband V L Worrell Sr and son V L Worrell Jr of Wakefield, four grandchildren, three sisters and one brother.
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Ethel Branch Worrell
Wakefield
Frank L. Worrell
Boyce
Police Question Winchester Youths Over Spray Paint Vandalism
Four Winchester juveniles were questioned after spray paint vandalism to cars and a statue on March 4. Three are 12 and one is 14. Commonwealth's attorney to decide on action. Break in at B and C Bargain Store on 140 E Baker St yielded two TV sets china pieces and a dollar in coins. Church bake sale at Welltown United Methodist Church starts 9 30 tomorrow morning in front of Nichols and Grand Union.
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Winchester
Commonwealth
Allen Bailey
Preston Jolley
B and C
E. Baker St
T.V
Welltown
Obituary for Clarence A Lewis and related notices
Clarence A Lewis 55 of Rt 3 died yesterday in Richmond. Born Feb 17 1917 in Hayfield he married Pauline Frederick in 1941. Survived by widow two sons a brother a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Sacred Heart Church with burial Sacred Heart Cemetery Wake 7 30 pm Jones Funeral Home. Also funeral for Guy Frank Lind 58 Nain died Wednesday Winchester Memorial Hospital service 3 30 pm Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Hebron.
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Clarence Albert (Slim) Lewis
Rt. 3
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Mr. Lewis
Hayfield
Albert H
Della Rinker Lewis
Pauline Frederick
Winchester
Lewis
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Phillip Eugene Lewis
James Albert Lewis
Frederick County
Carl Harrison Lewis
Jack
Hilda) Danner
San Bernardino
Calif
Lisa Ann Lewis
Joseph Scott Lewis
J. Westwood Franch
Benny Barton
Joseph Sarandria
David Donald
Howard Hounshell
Glen Lamp
Charles Richard
O’sullivan Rubber Corp
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Christain
Jones Funeral Home
Father Franck
Guy Frank Lind
Nain
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Paul E. Dick
Douglas Riggleman
Merrill Hausenfluck
Lewis Clark
Jack Riggleman
Teddy Riggleman
Kemper Rickard
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ellis disputes Star report over county dump clash
Leonard Ellis of Stephenson says he was not asked to leave the Frederick County landfill and that a prior trespassing warrant against him was improperly issued and later dismissed. He asserts a duty to report unsafe conditions at the dump and states he will submit further details in a Letter to the Editor. Dennis Cole declined comment.
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Leonard Ellis
Stephenson
Frederick County
Ellis
David G. Simpson
H.C. Christians
Dennis T. Cole
Commonwealth
Simpson
MR. Ellis
The
Star
Christianson
the Star
H.C. Christianson
Mr. Christianson
Board of Supervisors
Tax - Payers Association
Cole
Fredericktowne Days at James Wood High School
Fredericktowne Days at James Wood High School tomorrow and Sunday feature tours of Winchester historic sites plus rides on a giant hot air balloon. Proceeds support the James Wood senior class trip to New York Easter weekend with shows by John Chumley prints and an antique auction Sunday at 3 p.m. in the auditorium. Exhibits include glass blowing blacksmithing and candlemaking with a pottery wheel and weaving loom in operation. Food and beverages will be served in the cafeteria. A Sunday 7 p.m. service at Mount Hebron Baptist Church Gore led by Ed Martin is open to the public.
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Winchester
James Wood High School
James Wood
New York
John Chumley
Nomination highlights Mr. Schenck as Boss of the Year
The Winchester leader, a Kansas native who built a regional food distribution business, is praised for wartime service, TB fight leadership, and extensive community work. His roles include president of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival and organizer of Red Cross and hospital programs, with honors from the Chamber of Commerce and TB associations.
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Schenck
Shenandoah
Winchester - Frederick County
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
SVNB
Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Explosion Levels Two Fairfax Homes in Wakefield Chapel
An apparent natural gas explosion leveled two homes in the Wakefield Chapel area of Fairfax County near Magdalene Court around 9 a.m. Fire crews battled fires, evacuations were ordered, and gas fixtures were shut off as residents fled. Officials reported an undetermined number of injuries and multiple ambulances at the scene in the Braddock Road area just west of the Capital Beltway.
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Fairfax
Wakefield Chapel
Fairfax County
Magdalene Court
Here
Capital Beltway
Braddock Road
Front Royal Man Injured In Two-Vehicle Collision
A Front Royal man was treated in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle crash at the intersection of Routes 522 and 340 in Double Tollgate yesterday. James H. Cook rear ended a tractor trailer driven by David Crouse of North Carolina, the truck being stopped for a light. Damages to the truck were estimated at 50 dollars. the car sustained a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Double Tollgate
M.H. Moore
James H. Cook
David Crouse
North Carolina
Easter Egg Hunt Sponsored by FHA at Clarke County
Clarke County children aged two to ten are invited to an Easter Egg Hunt tomorrow from 10 to 11 a.m. on Clarke County Intermediate School grounds. Each child should bring a container. prizes will be awarded. The Future Homemakers Club of America is sponsored by Barbara Day.
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Berryville
Homemakers Club of America
Clarke County Intermediate School
Clarke County
Weather summary for Northern Valley and Winchester skies
Partly cloudy and cold tonight with lows 20 to 25. Saturday brings a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the low 40s and a 10 percent precipitation chance. In Virginia temperatures dip to 25 to 35 tonight with Saturday inland clouding, possible rain in the southwest, and highs 45 to 55. Extended forecast calls for Sunday mostly cloudy with showers possible, Monday fair, Tuesday showers. daytime highs in the 50s and overnight lows in the 20s to 30s. Noon to low temperatures today show 37 and 24, with yesterday 37 high. Rainfall data through today show 2.42 inches this year to date, 8.66 for 1972. Full Moon March 29. Sunrise 6:09, Sunset 6:29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Carved Ship Figureheads Featured atMariners Museum Newport News
The Mariner's Museum in Newport News hosts one of the world's largest collections of carved wooden figureheads from bygone ships. The exhibit highlights historic craftsmanship and maritime heritage.
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The
Mariner’s Museum
Newport News
Holy Week Services At Frederick Parish Churches
The Rev. John A Baden and Rev. Michael K Thompson announce Holy Week services at Christ Church on Boscawen Street and St Pauls on the Hill SenSenY Road. Palm Sunday 8 am Holy Communion and 10 am Palm Presentation. Easter services at Christ Church include 6 30 am 8 am 9 30 am 11 am and 7 pm. St Pauls holds Holy Communion on Wednesday 7 30 pm and Easter 7 30 am and 10 30 am.
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Frederick
John A. Baden
Michael K. Thompson
Christ Church
Boscawen St
Robert F. Gibson, Jr
Diocese of
Virginia
St. Paul’s-on-the-Hill
Senseny Road
St. Paul’s
Tri level Amherst parking structure planned on Braddock Street
Mr. Martin outlines a 129 ft 4 in by 324 ft 10 in tri level parking facility at Amherst Lot extending to Indian Alley. It provides 302 spaces across three levels with future expandable design and a ground level row on Braddock Street. Construction by Howard Shockey & Sons begins as downtown parking demand rises.
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Martin
Amherst Lot
Braddock St
Indian Alley
Crory
Howard Shockey & Sons
Chapman Heads Advisory Board
Bill S. Chapman was elected chairman of the local Salvation Army Advisory Board at the Army's annual meeting last night at Duff's Rebel Restaurant. Elected vice chairman was James R. Wilkins Jr., secretary Carolyn T. Griffin, and treasurer Harold N. Bageant. Brigadier James Osborne of Baltimore, division commander, was guest speaker.
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Bill S. Chapman
Salvation Army
Army
Duff's Rebel Restaurant
James R. Wilkins, Jr
Carolyn T. Griffin
Harold N. Bageant
James Osborne
Baltimore
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Clarence A. Lewis
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Gore
Ed Martin
Kansas
Seventh Cavalry
Winchester TB Association
State Association
Northern Virginia TB and Health Association
Nora Spence Hamner
Virginia Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
MR. Clarence “Slim Lewiss
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Fairfax Co
Kiwanis
War Memorial
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FHA
Barbara Day
OLD Dominion Savings & Loan Association
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Capetown
China
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